U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich returns to Go West, Young Podcast with his thoughts on the role the outdoors and public lands played in the 2018 election, and what he’s looking forward to after Congress passed the largest public lands bill in more than a decade.

News

* Senators demand Bernhardt documents* Grand jury investigates Zinke* Public lands bill passes House

History

* The first hypersonic flight

Host/producer: Aaron WeissFeedback: [email protected]Music: Purple PlanetPhoto: Martin Heinrich at Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument

In this episode of Go West, Young Podcast, we finally learn what David Bernhardt was hiding in his calendars. Then Earthjustice attorney Erik Grafe explains why a pair of federal court rulings in Alaska could provide conservation groups with a playbook for the remainder of the Trump administration.

News

* Roll Call: Bernhardt’s secret calendars revealed* CNN: Bernhardt’s secret calendars* CNN: BLM approves drilling permits during shutdown* WaPo: Bernhardt’s lobbying firm cashes in* E&E News:Growing calls for investigations into Bernhardt

Ed Schieffelin

History

* How Tombstone got its name

Host/producer: Aaron WeissFeedback: [email protected]Music: Purple PlanetPhoto: Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, Wikimedia Commons

In this episode of CWP’s Go West, Young Podcast, freshman Congressman Joe Neguse walks us through his CORE Act that would protect around 400,000 acres of public land in Colorado. Then he talks about how to fill in the details on the Green New Deal, and reflects on the most surprising thing from his first 100 days in office.

News

* Interior IG opens investigation into David Bernhardt* Bernhardt’s office acknowledges keeping meetings off calendar, using vanishing Google doc* Court blocks Trump’s valuation rule rollback

History

* The last wild California Condor is captured* Jan Hamber: 40 Years with the California Condor

Host/producer: Aaron WeissFeedback: [email protected]Music: Purple PlanetPhoto: Rep. Joe Neguse